Cover of Doggystyle

Doggystyle

Snoop Doggy Dogg

23 November 1993

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6.6
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294
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Tracklist 13 tracks, 52:32
  1. E1Bathtub1:50
  2. E2G Funk Intro2:24
  3. E3Gin and Juice3:32
  4. E4Tha Shiznit4:41
  5. E5Lodi Dodi5:01
  6. E6Murder Was the Case (DeathAfterVisualizingEternity)3:38
  7. E7Serial Killa3:33
  8. G1Who Am I (What’s My Name)?4:07
  9. G2For All My Niggaz & Bitches4:43
  10. G3Ain’t No Fun (If the Homies Can’t Have None)4:06
  11. G4Doggy Dogg World5:39
  12. G5Gz and Hustlas4:36
  13. G6Pump Pump4:41

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Rated 6/10

It's weird. I prefered Snoop on Dr's Chronic album over his own album. A couple of songs that i liked a lot, but overall it was more of the same. Really good production, no surprise there, but just not for me.

Rated 6/10

I can get the appeal, there was some really great production in there. But I felt gross listening to it. Will not listen again.

Rated 8/10

I do feel a bit sorry for Snoop. Here in the UK, at least, he's become a novelty act, appearing in ads, in a way that feels just a teeny bit racist. I guess he's making lots of money.
So it's easy to forget how he started out. This album just hits; that synth bass, the way his voice is mixed, the songwriting, it's all just so good, and it keeps moving and never feels too long. Admittedly, it's puerile in places, and Snoop does love rapping about his balls for some reason, but it's a reminder that he's one of the west coast's most talented rappers and not just a caricature used to sell fast food delivery services.

Rated 4/10

I'm sure Snoop Dogg is cool to hang out with and everything, but I just don't enjoy the G-Funk sound - it's as cartoonish as that tacky-ass cover.